Sentence examples for currently perceived as from inspiring English sources

Sol gel technology offers a wide choice of chemistries and is currently perceived as a potential replacement for current chromate treatments.

"CNN is currently perceived as having no charisma," said one study.

And by that time half the world's gas and oil will be coming from countries that are currently perceived as relatively unstable, either in political or economic terms".

Progress 8 [pdf], the latest "performance measure", is an improvement on the five A*-C benchmark, but could lead to a change in what are currently perceived as good schools.

Carly Fiorina and Ben Carson are languishing at the bottom of bookmakers' predictions, while the odds for Jeb Bush and New Jersey governor Chris Christie show they are not currently perceived as a serious threat.

Racing is currently perceived as going through a crisis of attraction within and without, its image and health tainted variously by allegations of race-fixing, whip misuse, risible prize money and political in-fighting.

Some of the needs that people with dementia and their informal carers currently perceive as insufficiently met by regular care and support services might be alleviated, or even be met, using modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT).

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Strawson's idea is that ultimately such descriptions need to relate the item in some way to currently perceived items – say, as the author of this page.

So how bad can our political system really be? Certainly not as bad as it is currently perceived.

There is trouble in paradise as well — beginning with the fact that the amenities We have provided, though immeasurably burdensome to maintain interminably, are currently perceived by their beneficiaries as "kind of boring," "not exactly what I was expecting," or "O.K., I guess" (to cite the three most common responses from a recent opinion sample).